Sentence examples for pharmaceutical chemist from inspiring English sources

Dr. Volkow (pronounced VOHL-kahf), 47, grew up in Mexico City, the daughter of a fashion designer and a pharmaceutical chemist.

Trained as a pharmaceutical chemist, he was the founder of Dermik Labs and developed innovative products for the treatment of intractable skin problems.

In the early nineties, McKenna, Charles Grob, a professor of psychiatry and pediatrics at Harbor-U.C.L.A. Medical Center, and James Callaway, a pharmaceutical chemist, conducted a study in Manaus, Brazil, that investigated the effects of ayahuasca on long-term users.

The pharmaceutical chemist Gertrude Elion (who died last year at 81 shortly after participating in the film) is a stern but caring grandmotherly type you can imagine preparing and serving up the most delicious chicken soup.

Participants include the pharmaceutical chemist Gertrude Elion, the twinkling-eyed physicist Michio Kaku (shown gliding on an ice rink), the environmental physicist Ashok Gadgil and the primatologist Patricia Wright, whose work observing animals in the rain forest is the easiest to understand.

The author of the study, Dr. Heike Wulff, a pharmaceutical chemist, said in an interview that the synthetic chemical, TRAM-34, had not been modeled on scorpion venom, but was inspired by discoveries about how the poison affected the cells of scorpion victims.

The growing public health problem caused by the emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria was encouraging pharmaceutical chemists to search for new antibiotics.

Following Carlsson's lead, pharmaceutical chemists threw their efforts and finances into finding serotonin-enhancing drugs, and the new giants of the antidepressant world were born in rapid succession.

However, because pharmaceutical chemists knew the chemical structures of these two anesthetics, they were able to synthesize newer anesthetics, which have many chemical similarities with ether and chloroform but do not burn or cause liver toxicity.

We have also covered the careers of pharmaceutical chemists and forensic scientists, among many others.

"Clinical researchers, toxicologists, and pharmaceutical chemists seem to be pretty popular right now," he says.